Despite JANE'S ADDICTION frontman Perry Farrell recently saying that it would be "a couple of years before you see JANE'S again," the often turbulent group has booked a three-night stand in Las Vegas from May 8 through May 10. According to The Pulse Of Radio, the shows will feature the band playing their classic 1988 album "Nothing's Shocking" in its entirety. There's no word yet on whether these will be the only shows JANE'S ADDICTION plays at this stage. Farrell told Rolling Stone two weeks ago that JANE'S was going on a long hiatus while he worked on an electronic dance music stage musical called "Kind Heaven".Even before this, however, Farrell hinted at deeper issues within the JANE'S camp, writing in October 2013, "This final leg of the JANE'S tour . . . was very taxing both physically and mentally. Fights broke out in camp from every angle. There was a loss of band family members, betrayal of confidence, lacks of appreciation, and flat-out acts of stupidity that brought me back to grade school."JANE'S ADDICTION, which has broken up and reunited several times since forming in 1985, released its fourth studio album, "The Great Escape Artist", in 2011 and a concert album/DVD called "Live In NYC" last June.
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